The fighting in Nagorno-Karabakh is not only devastating in terms of the casualties that it is accumulating. Circled by Russia, Iran and Turkey, the conflict could have serious geopolitical spillovers. Richard Giragosian, Founding Director of the Regional Studies Center in Armenia, offers his point of view. 

Is American democracy falling in front of our eyes? The bicker-heavy presidential debate last week made many question the very purpose of the exercise. For Dominique Moïsi, Special Advisor on Geopolitics, the biggest loser was something far larger than the two candidates. 

Ghana’s food supply chain was already struggling with low yields and poor transportation networks. The pandemic has only magnified the challenges, and government aid has been slow to come. Ghanian Chef Elijah Amoo Addo sheds light on how solutions are really coming from the grassroots.

The scramble to not disrupt education was no less difficult in Africa. Scarcer access to the internet may have made the task that much harder for teachers and students, but Kamil Senhaji from Galileo Global Education, explains the transformation of the education sector and the new opportunities that have risen.